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ARTAN DAILY Then :Igain 'Clann Gael' Weather The "Clann Gael." a group in Scotch- ss,tl,111..ar Irish singers and dancers, 55 ftI per- 1.0%4 CI I, thi, skies to 11/.111. y.h er that form tonight at 14 in Morris Datle your %seekettil should disappear. Autiltori ..tilmission I,. Ir,',. to s.1S High to the %tire 1 naelline in the students. Faellli .11111 staff :1411111.inn Spa rt a n Daily oil, . U degrees. is $1.50 and general admission IN ARTAN DAILY Then :igain. it tita) siom. Masked $2.50. The group is presented to the College I Mon Program Board. iis>1 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Nletcorologist. No. 38 Vol, 57 41111. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1969 700 Hear Anti -War Speakers I. Rally, Strike Mark SJS Moratorium Activities By JAY GKEENAN iooking for scapegoats following tion'" He started to talk about God led off by members of SMC, Gonzalez Doily Political Writer the war. He warned the crowd that and the Bible when one of the Black commented, '"fhat cat's got a louder Is The Vietnam Moratorium rally and a purge is imminent and that mora- Berets pushed him off. As the man was voice than I do." After the rally, the group I. strike at SJS touched off a minor dis- torium leaders and those who came out man continued to preach to a II turbance late Friday, when about 20 against the war would be the first to of curious listeners on Seventh Street. demonstrators broke away from the get the ax. As part of the Fall Offensive Against 1, crowd and paraded through McQuarrie "We must all make a full commit- the War, 50 students carried picket I. ROTC. signs at campus entrances. They were I. Hall, protesting the ment to fight domestic fascism that The disturbance was not part of the will come when we crawl away like informational picket lines, according to planned demonstrations, which were beaten dogs from the Vietnam war," Pete Graumann, regional SMC spokes- otherwise controlled. No arrests were he said. man. reported. Another phase of SJS anti -war par- "Ya baste rit's enough t symbolized AGNEW'S ATTACK ticipation came as a 'small group of the spirit of the Moratorium rally and He also suggested that the purge students left for a 50 mile march to strike. had already started to come when Vice San Francisco Thursday. It was re- Speaking to an audience of more President Agnew recently attacked the ported that the group had grown to than 700, Black leader Harry Edwards, media for promoting publicity against more than 80 as it reached Redwood former instructor in sociology at SJS, the war. City. The group of marchers joined the mass march in San Francisco Saturday, and Chicano leader Cot-key Gonzalez Second speaker Diane Feeley. of SMC has further activities planned from Denver. urged students to support the regional Student Mobilization Com- the Vietnam march in San .Francisco mittee SMC), told students she be- for next month, including a war tri- Saturday. "The people have the right lieves GI's in Vietnam and all over the bunal. It will try government officials to take to the streets when they be- country are in favor of the mora- for their part in the war. A group lieve the government doesn't represent torium. She discussed the march in San Philby HARRY EDWARDS of active duty GI's will act as jurors them or their interests," said Edwards. Francisco, saying that, many GI's ... rally speaker for the trials. would be participating. STRIKE ATTEMPT Diane Feeley, a member of the regional Student HISTORY Mobilization Committee (SMC), was one of three speakers at a rally on Edwards discussed the history of Escorted by five Black Berets, Cor- Seventh Street Friday. The rally and the unsuccessful strike was part of the events that followed the Korean war key Gonzalez, the final speaker, called Vietnam Moratorium. and explained that the government will for a collective action by Chicanos to demonstrate "Ya basta." Adderley To Blow at SJS 'The anti-war march in San Fran- cisco will be the greatest day in the Julian "Cannonball" Adderley, alto "Cannonball," who also plays the history of the peace movement and the sax player and leader of the "Cannon- tenor sax, trumpet, clarinet and flute McMasters Kicks Off A.S. Campaign Chicano movement," said Gonzalez. ball" Adderley Jazz Quintet, will per- "is a substantial part of the jazz scene form tomorrow night at 8 in Morris FIGHT FOR PEACE and his influence is continually grow- Dailey Auditorium in the fifth day of ing, particularly among audiences rela- He emphasized how the fight for Black Experience Week. tively new to jazz." according to Nat peace was in this country, "a peace The 41 -year-old Adderley comes from Hentoff, jazz critic. By Blasting Opponent's Methods that gives us an equal opportunity," a family of musicians. His father once Before starting his own group to he said. Gonzalez charged that the followed a musical career as a cornetist make such hit record LP's as "Nancy pool-, regardless of their color, are used Explaining his concept of student ters explained that his ticket, too, is he was surprised at the large Edwards but due to economic pressures gave it Wilson Cannonball Adderley," and as the cannon fodder to fight wars for government as that of a body repre- interested in changebut not on his turn-out. up to become a speech teacher in a "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy," Adderley industrialists and people who are mak- senting the whole campus rather than opponent's terms. His running mates share his opti- Florida high school. played with jazz great, Miles Davis, ing money from the conflict. one vested interest. Jim McMasters "For the first time in years," Mc- mism Vice Presidential candidate Both Adderley and his younger broth- front whom he learned "control." kicked off the Aquarius slate's run-off Masters said, "students have a clear- Steve Brennan indicated he was During Gonzalez' talk, an unidenti- er Nat were given instruments at an Members of the present quintet are campaign for executive office. cut choice about the type of govern- "shocked" at the number of votes Ed- lien man jumped on the speaker's plat- early age and have since come to real- Joe Zawinul, piano; Victor Gaskin, In an interview with Spartan Daily ment they can elect. Our whole intent wards' slate received. for, yelling, "Do you want a res'olu- ize their father's dream . bass; Roy McCurdy, drums, and broth- reporters Friday afternoon, the top is to bring out a record turn-out in er Nat, featured cornetist. vote-getter iu last week's special elec- this run-off election, because we want Tonight's featured speaker is Ron tion said: whoever is elected to have a mandate Dellums, Berkeley city councilman. He "The most important issue in this for rational change." will speak in the union's Loma Prieta run-off campaign is the possibility of McMasters had emphasized the word Room at 7. "rational," and when asked to elabo- Edwards Ticket Primes Ammo The following calendar lists the up- rate he used the opportunity to blast coming events: his opponent: Nov. 19, films, "Land of Senegal" and "The choice the voters have to make "Black Arts Festival-Dakar, 1966," is one of method. It's communication 3:30-6:30 p.m., JC141. versus militant rhetoric. They have to For Run-Off Campaign Battle Nov. 20, speaker, Dr. Sinclair Drake, decide who is best able to open up head of the Afro-American Program at insis- all channels of communication. "The tone of our campaign," John end to comment on McMaster's Stanford University and author of "If 1,762 students really believe that Merz. vice presidential candidate on tence Thursday night that Edwards "Black Metropolis," 7 p.m., Loma Pri- conservative. "I James Edwards can have a meaningful The Edwards Ticket, said, in explain- would label him a eta Room, speaking on the "Socio- communication for change with Ronnie ing their second place finish in last don't have to label him any kind of Psychological Implications of the Move-- Reagan; if 1,762 students really believe week's AS. primary, "was very person way," Edwards remarked. "His actions ment." that James Edwards can persuade to person. Everybody thought you had dictate what kind of person he is in Nov, 21, films, "Black History-Lost, Dudley Swim and the rest of the trus- to play a political game. But if you regard to the plight of the students Stolen or Strayed" with film narration tees to release additional monies for talk to people straight on you naturally here on campus." by Bill Cosby, 2:30-4:30 p.m., Morris state college programs; if 1,762 stu- get a positive response." Edwards admitted that he will be Dailey Auditorium, and "Cool World," confi- dents really believe that James Ed- The Edwards Ticket, James Ed- making an attempt to win the 7 p.m., S142. The day is also named wards can persuade community lead- wards, presidential candidate, Merz, dence and votes the three lasers in the "Student Awareness Day" at which ers to contribute financial support to and Tim Fitzgerald, treasurer candi- primary got. time high school students will be ori- ented to the college scene. an under-funded EOP program, then date, totalled 1762 votes, 54 less than LANGAN VOTES Nov. 24-25, scholar-in-residence, Dick perhaps they've been misled." the leader, Jim McMasters and the "To a great degree," he commented.
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